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“Xin Sun seemed to know remarkably little about how to do experiments. If I were to think of someone in the lab who might be a Chinese spy, it would be him. Not Mei Li.”
― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Forever

“you think it will take to do all that?” She gave me a wink. “It is a lot of work. But here in this lab? Everything can be done very fast. That’s why working with Bo Ma is such a great opportunity. He has all the latest equipment, and his collaborators know all the most current techniques. Not to mention that he has lots and lots of money from grants and foundations. And he will happily spend it to understand life span. He’ll be excited when I show him these results.” She laughed. “We can do anything here!” 3 I met Karen for dinner at Bar Boulud, the French bistro at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Neither Karen nor I were normally drawn to celebrity chef restaurants, preferring local places like Carmella’s—Karen’s favorite in the North End—a place that”
― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Forever

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― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Bad Medicine: A Medical Thriller (Brad Parker and Karen Richmond, #3

“and”
― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Forever

“exit. But that gave Carlson time to regain his bluster. “Again, what do you want? You can’t just come busting into my office.” “This is me being nice and giving you a chance to talk here,” Karen said. “Do you want me to drag you down to the police station in handcuffs instead?” Carlson’s mouth moved, but nothing came out. Maybe he was starting to realize that playing the bully wasn’t going to do the trick. “Do you know Sergei Turgenev?” I asked. “Of course, he’s one of my visiting scientists. A good man, chemistry PhD from Moscow State University.” “How is he in the lab?” I asked. “Seem to know his stuff?” Carlson fidgeted in his chair. “Well, he’s only been here a few months.”
― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Bad Medicine: A Medical Thriller (Brad Parker and Karen Richmond, #3

“dishonest”
― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Ill Intent

“taking”
― Geoffrey M. Cooper, Bad Medicine: A Medical Thriller (Brad Parker and Karen Richmond, #3